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Everyone Poops
Nature is nature and we often cannot control when nature calls. In this time period most public spaces have some type of public restroom facility. Where I live in New Hampshire, like a lot of small NE towns, the only … Continue reading
Seating is Important
Over my spring break this semester I sat in a lot of parks. I went to three different cities, I looked at gardens, parks, courtyards and anywhere else that was made up of a huge space with lost of people. … Continue reading
Participatory Memory
One of the most critical processes used in Placemaking is participatory planning. It involves using the knowledge and participation of the local community in the planning process of new spaces. Recently I have been discussing elementary education, specifically focusing around … Continue reading
Snackbars
Growing up I played a lot of sports and went to a lot of sports games, where the eating the game food was just as important as watching or playing the game. Kiosks and snack bars were an integral part … Continue reading
Trams Transformation
Visiting Florence this past weekend I noticed how public transportation changes the way the flow of people move throughout the city and when we look closer at their positioning we can see the way public transportation is placed, in a … Continue reading
City on a Hill
After traveling to the beautiful city of Montepulciano, located in Tuscany on the boarder of Umbria, I wonder why so many cities are built on hills. After spending a short three week in Perugia I have noticed the trend of … Continue reading